So much history in such a small building spanning seven centuries. It's free entry with a suggested donation of £1. Well worth the money. The guide was terrific and great with the young teenager letting them lock the jail from the outside with a key...More

Well worth a visit. The building has been used as a jail, courthouse, museum and is still used for town council meetings. The guide - a local volunteer - was excellent , very informative and interesting with some entertaining tales from events in the towns...More

Sixteenth century original court room and a functioning council chamber. Courtroom, jail, council chambers and a lot of history and a friendly and informative guide. Worth a visit. There are some lovely cake shops, an Elizabethan house museum, we had lunch at Pie street which...More

Stumbled across this place behind St. Mary's church. A gentlemen who appeared to be "on duty" was eager to share with us the history of the town guild hall, which contains a listing of all the mayors, including the current mayor dressed in formal mayoral...More

What a fascinating and historic place. Totally interesting. The guide in there today was awesome and knowledgeable

For a free attraction relying on donations it was reasonably interesting combined with the castle and Elizabethan museum certainly helped learn a great deal more about Totnes but very much short and sweet.

Such a pity as the building is fascinating - tucked away in a side alley it is a haven of peace and quiet, but closed. The architecture promises so much more inside.